The first thing we did was connect our city water and freshwater fill to the plumbing system and tested the water system for leaks.
Don’t see any leaks at all. Everything seems to check out. So I think we’re good to go.
First, we’re gonna finish installing the bathroom, then we’ll finish connecting the 120-volt and 12-volt wiring to the new power distribution center.
Today, we’re going to start working on the new interior floorplan and the plumbing for our new holding tanks. We better get busy.
Today, our plan is to start roughing in our 12 volt and 120 volt wiring. And later, we’ll start working on our new floor plan design. Let’s get busy.
Several years ago, we restored a vintage 1967 Yellowstone travel trailer.
Our goal with the restoration was to keep the original vintage look, but update it with modern day amenities found in today’s RVs. This is how we did it.
Rally on the River in Brownsville OR – family oriented and includes a decorated bike and pet parade, pie eating contest, barbecue and more!
Here in beautiful Dayton, Oregon, there’s a resort that allows you to try vintage trailer camping at its finest to see if this part of RVing is fun for you.